This spot is one of those "if you know, you know." It's only open on a Sunday (or for its occasional supper clubs or pop-up events) so pop in for your end of weekend treat after a chilly dip by the Hammarbyskogen nature reserve. It doesn't get more cosy than that. And don't leave without tucking in to your fill of baked treats served with lashings of Swedish cream! 

Bageri Kompass may be in the suburbs of Stockholm though it's causing quite a stir in the cities vast, bakery scene. Open until sold out (a regular occurrence, especially at the weekend) pop by for a freshly-baked loaf and a magnificently flaky croissant that could whisk you back to the streets of France. 

Food doesn't always have the power to make us speechless; the dishes served at Aira do. The tasting menu is more comparable to a journey than simply a series of course. Few words sum up just how good the food is, you'll just have to taste it to understand. 

Bar Montan is yet another hot spot in the industrial Slakthusområdet. With its dimly lit lighting, wooden decor, and concrete walls the interior is a design-fanatics haven. The food is also one for the foodies: with a concentrated menu, though there's not so much to choose from everything tastes just superb!